Network Graphs
These graphs accompany different documents and presentations and represent stages in the project's proof of concept.
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My 2016 graph that accompanied my dissertation in musicology.
A bimodal network work graph that connected musicians to Venetian institutions. The full texts of the documents linking musicians to institutions are listed under the musician node attributes.
Available at: http://musiciansinvenice.com/dissertation
A bimodal network work graph that connected musicians to Venetian institutions. The full texts of the documents linking musicians to institutions are listed under the musician node attributes.
Available at: http://musiciansinvenice.com/dissertation
My 2018 Graph for the 2018 American Musicological Society Meeting
A unimodal graph that links musicians to each other based on shared documents. No document transcriptions in this graph, but click on a node to see all of the musicians to which one musician is connected.
Available at: http://musiciansinvenice.com/unimodal
A unimodal graph that links musicians to each other based on shared documents. No document transcriptions in this graph, but click on a node to see all of the musicians to which one musician is connected.
Available at: http://musiciansinvenice.com/unimodal
My 2020 Graph for the 2020 Society for Seventeenth-Century Music Meeting
A bimodal graph that links musicians to the documents that name them. Click on the document node to see a full transcription of the text.
Available at: http://musiciansinvenice.com/sscm2020
A bimodal graph that links musicians to the documents that name them. Click on the document node to see a full transcription of the text.
Available at: http://musiciansinvenice.com/sscm2020
